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How to clean stainless steel appliances???
Between my toddler and my two huge dogs, my fridge, dishwasher, and oven are filthy. I tried cleaning um, but now they are all streaky! Any help?
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Re: How to clean stainless steel appliances???
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ITA. I would think mineral oil would be a better choice, because it doesn't get rancid. I use it on my wood cutting boards.
I've used the Method stainless steel cleaner and the pledge multi-surface. I prefer the pledge. I think the method still leaves streaks. I've also used clorox greenworks and method multi surface - they aren't bad, and they are safer for the kiddies and furbabies.
If I used olive oil, I'm afraid my animals would lick the appliances! but an interesting suggestion. I wouldn't use the WD40 in a house w/kids and pets even if it does an amazing job.